Ghanaian telecommunications chief MTN Ghana, together with its fintech arm Cell Cash Fintech LTD, took heart stage on the 3i Africa Summit 2026, which was held from Could sixth to eighth on the Future Enviornment, Makers Home Chapel, Atomic, on the outskirts of Accra.
Held beneath the theme ‘The Subsequent Frontier: Shaping Africa’s Built-in Fintech Future’, the summit introduced collectively regulators, buyers, innovators and operators from throughout the continent to debate the following stage of Africa’s digital monetary evolution.
MTN’s participation underscored MTN’s dedication to driving innovation, funding and affect within the area’s quickly increasing fintech ecosystem.
To make sure the success of this management dialogue, MTN deployed a powerful delegation of senior executives to guide the necessary dialogue on the summit.
Ralph Mupita, President and CEO of MTN Group, delivered the keynote speech titled “The Way forward for Digital Finance in Rising Markets.” He outlined how cellular operators and fintech platforms can deepen monetary inclusion, develop cross-border funds, and construct resilient digital infrastructure to assist Africa’s rising digital financial system.
Mr. Shaib Haruna, CEO of MobileMoney Fintech LTD, additionally spoke to the members on “Strengthening client safety in high-speed credit score and banking markets”. He emphasised the significance of accountable innovation, knowledge privateness and client schooling as digital credit score and cellular banking merchandise attain extra Ghanaians and Africans at scale.
Along with talking, MTN and MobileMoney Fintech LTD contributed to the summit’s technical periods by way of the participation of professional panels.
Moderated by Sylvia Otuo Acheampong from MMFL and MTN Ghana and different specialists spoke on a panel targeted on synthetic intelligence, tokenization and digital infrastructure.
Discussions thought of how AI can improve fraud detection and credit score scoring, how tokenization can unlock new asset lessons, and what infrastructure investments are wanted to make fintech options sooner, safer and extra accessible throughout Africa.
MTN Ghana’s presence on the 3i Africa Summit displays its broader technique to make use of know-how to develop entry to monetary providers, empower small and medium-sized enterprises, and assist Ghana’s digital transformation agenda.
Via MobileMoney Fintech LTD, the corporate continues to evolve MoMo past funds into a whole suite of economic providers together with credit score, financial savings, insurance coverage and service provider options.
By collaborating with policymakers, buyers and fellow innovators on the summit, MTN reaffirmed its position as a companion in constructing Africa’s built-in, safe and inclusive fintech future.
The summit was opened by Vice President Professor Jane Nana Opoku Agyemang.
